Now I know why you are so greatly detailed ❤,Love it - you were a nurse ( in the field ),now in Real Estate...again very detailed . Great information. Thanks....
I am so so happy to have found you!! I ll be in touch when we are ready to come over, in the meanwhile I will keep watching your videos!! I am at the beginning stages of breaking things off here in NYC and moving to Hi! ☺️ Thank you for being there for us Nurses!!!
Would it be good to work as a travel nurse there first and then decide to make the move, that way you can have an address on the island, because i herd that they usually only hire if you have a local address
I would say it had higher requirements as far as even getting in to the program and maintaining status in the program but the overall experience wasn’t too different from what I’ve been told.
Hi Bro,I would like to share some query personally so if you can spare me a time for me when you are free i will be very much obliged..?? Waiting your sweet reply..?? 🙏
Bro, In your description box you had share to text directly to contact to you..? Is that your watsapp number if not then please can you share me your watsapp number..? I hope you wont resist me to share!! God bless you..??
Any suggestions where should appy for continue education as an LPN I finished the LPN in Vancouver Canada, but my license has expired 5 years ago so hopefully I can my practical Nursing Diploma will help me to continue with my schooling. I have 19 years of nursing background, I passed the NCLEX exam in the past when I was registered. Thanks
@@barbie6695 majority of blacks and hispanics and some whites are most likely travel nurses the rest are pacific islanders and mostly Asian. I was the only hispanic/white in the unit most of the time. I also felt discriminated against many times.
Hey! Looking to move to the island after graduating from my program! Any tips on where to look for a new job as a newly licensed nurse? Also, I have an opportunity to work in the ED here right out the door for more experience before the transition - I'd that would better my chances than just trying to find my first job out there after the NCLEX Thanks in advance!!
It’s honestly tough as a new grad. Even if there’s a demand for nurses it’s still tough. I recommend getting some experience where you’re at first. Especially if you already have an “in”. That’ll help make the transition easier when the time comes. Hope that helps!
Yes 👍🏼 thanks for the honesty! Any suggestions as far as what areas might be most useful before looking for a position? (What are usual health complications out there that'd be useful to have a strong background in to appear as a more competitive candidate)
Any nursing experience is great! Depends on what area you’re interested in. Med Surg, ER and OR are typically hiring. Dialysis is big out here if you go a step further and go through that schooling.
Exactly the comment I was looking for, as impatient as I am to try and find a job as a Newley licensed nurse I understand that getting experience would make it a lot easier.
Very misleading! Wearing a scrubs on the cover but not an RN? However, very informative on the hospital locations. Good luck on your real estate career!
Now I know why you are so greatly detailed ❤,Love it - you were a nurse ( in the field ),now in Real Estate...again very detailed . Great information. Thanks....
TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE.... definitely the new grad application and process and pay!!! YES
I am so so happy to have found you!! I ll be in touch when we are ready to come over, in the meanwhile I will keep watching your videos!! I am at the beginning stages of breaking things off here in NYC and moving to Hi! ☺️ Thank you for being there for us Nurses!!!
Hi. I am from NYC too. Were you able to transfer your license to Hawaii?
Thank you, I am considering a specialist surgical full time job.
Awesome!
Can you do OT’s?
What about Adventist health castle. I'm moving there soon and trying to between queens and Adventist health full time. Any thoughts
Would it be good to work as a travel nurse there first and then decide to make the move, that way you can have an address on the island, because i herd that they usually only hire if you have a local address
Do you know anyone who graduated from the University of Hawaii Manoa BSN that moved to the mainland ?
Nope. I graduated HPU and several friends went to the mainland
How do you rate the BSN program at the University of Hawaii Manoa ?
Actually looking for nurses who attended BSN program at University of Hawaii Manoa moved to California?
I would say it had higher requirements as far as even getting in to the program and maintaining status in the program but the overall experience wasn’t too different from what I’ve been told.
It sounds like new grad positions are challenging to attain on the Island.
Nice video and good information.. 👌
Hi Bro,I would like to share some query personally so if you can spare me a time for me when you are free i will be very much obliged..?? Waiting your sweet reply..?? 🙏
Bro, In your description box you had share to text directly to contact to you..? Is that your watsapp number if not then please can you share me your watsapp number..? I hope you wont resist me to share!! God bless you..??
Hi Bro, How was your christmas celebration..??
Do you know anything about Hamukaa area? Will I be okay not having a car ?
Any suggestions where should appy for continue education as an LPN I finished the LPN in Vancouver Canada, but my license has expired 5 years ago so hopefully I can my practical Nursing Diploma will help me to continue with my schooling. I have 19 years of nursing background, I passed the NCLEX exam in the past when I was registered. Thanks
Should have mentioned how these hospitals are not so diverse. Especially in town hospitals.
How so?
@@barbie6695 majority of blacks and hispanics and some whites are most likely travel nurses the rest are pacific islanders and mostly Asian. I was the only hispanic/white in the unit most of the time. I also felt discriminated against many times.
Hey! Looking to move to the island after graduating from my program! Any tips on where to look for a new job as a newly licensed nurse?
Also, I have an opportunity to work in the ED here right out the door for more experience before the transition - I'd that would better my chances than just trying to find my first job out there after the NCLEX
Thanks in advance!!
It’s honestly tough as a new grad. Even if there’s a demand for nurses it’s still tough. I recommend getting some experience where you’re at first. Especially if you already have an “in”. That’ll help make the transition easier when the time comes. Hope that helps!
Yes 👍🏼 thanks for the honesty!
Any suggestions as far as what areas might be most useful before looking for a position? (What are usual health complications out there that'd be useful to have a strong background in to appear as a more competitive candidate)
Any nursing experience is great! Depends on what area you’re interested in. Med Surg, ER and OR are typically hiring.
Dialysis is big out here if you go a step further and go through that schooling.
Thanks for being willing to take the time! This is helpful :)
Exactly the comment I was looking for, as impatient as I am to try and find a job as a Newley licensed nurse I understand that getting experience would make it a lot easier.
Do you think new grades have a difficult time finding a position in the hospital?
I subscribed 😁
Thank you 🙏
$36 per hour!😂 Good luck!
Where do traveling nurses generally rent?
Depends on the company and the areas they may be working consistently. Also depends fo they have a family or not.
pretty vague video
Very misleading! Wearing a scrubs on the cover but not an RN? However, very informative on the hospital locations. Good luck on your real estate career!
A former Army Combat Medic & graduated nursing school (BSN). I just decided it was no longer for me. Thank you 🙏
Nurses do not start at $36/hour there 😂
What do y’all start at?
$50+
-that's the cost of living wage for local RNs
It’s more like $44-46. In the hospitals at least. The nursing homes and private are different.